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IAG Group Reports Major Achievements in the First Half of the Year

Milano's best-kept secrets revealed

Southwest Airlines flight detected a warning about another aircraft dangerously close during its flight over Los Angeles' controlled airspace. Consequently, both passenger planes had to perform emergency maneuvers to avoid the collision. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation to examine the circumstances of the incident

Munich Airport launches summer with over 6.4 million passengers, more than 45,000 flights, and links to 210 destinations in 67 countries. Italy, Spain, the USA, Canada, and Asia top the list

Michael O'Leary creates a new stir, saying in an interview with Irish TV network RTE: "If this encourages passengers to follow our baggage rules, I won't apologize. It concerns 0.1% of passengers, and I will put an end to this."

Florida's first-of-its-kind private terminal will open in Pan Am's historic building at Miami Airport, offering passengers a premium experience with private suites, lounges, spa, and Miami-inspired design. When is the opening?

Personalized pool service, game lounge, floating spa, and interactive boutique. Company President: "With so much innovation at every corner, the journey itself will be as enjoyable as the destinations."

The international flagship event will take place on September 17-18 at the Miami Beach Convention Center and will host representatives from countries across the Americas, Africa, Southeast Asia, and beyond. Spain, Central America, and other leading destinations will participate in targeted business meetings and the promotion of new tourism initiatives. Once again, Passport Group will serve as the official media partner of the event

More Good News After United's Announcement

Effective Immediately: Airlines are no longer required to report or pay the aviation tax in Sweden that was introduced in 2018 and is now abolished within government reforms. The aim: to encourage flights and improve competition--despite environmental criticism, airlines welcome the move